Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-03-09
LOCALS.

q, n. Bake Offers hiS Ao'AA 'AA NAS
town OF Framnas for sale.
There were over one hundred days
eff GOOD sleighing during the winter
just closing.
Geo. Welcome, of Gardiner, NJ. L.
sands the cash for a renewal of his
subscription.
AIR. \. Curtiss will close out his
stock o! goods at auction, beginning
next Saturday.
There will be ITO more county
utinting to amount to anything Tor
the remainder of the year.
The members OF the Morris Loan
and Building Association met on
Monday evening. The directors meet
tonight.
John keidel of the town OF Scott
favored lis with the cash on Monday
for q two years subscription to the
TRIBUNE.
Please report the result OF the
.,iertiou in each township to the
TRIBUNE. We want the reports for
publication.
T.t's not have too much snow bali
ing on The streets. AS an eye Wit
ness we do not object, but as Il target,
we protest.
There will be sociable at the resi-
? Sence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Randall
ilcxt Tuesday evening to which all
are invited.
4. ". Ring, of Larimore, ID. I.
made Us pleasant call Oh Monday
and favored us with a renewal of his
subscription.
Quite number of commercial
travellers found the METROPOLITAN"
an excellent place in which to stay
during blockade.
H. w. Stone & Co. have number
of eerviceable horses for sale. If you
need either 'driver' or "wOrk
team" give them q call.
The editor of the TRIBUNE has
lately visited southeastern Minnesota.
The two highests points visited were
the tower of "a windmill and Il snow
bank.
Mrs. Hall, the aged mother of
Messrs r. J. and F.. $. Hall, died on
Monday evening after brief illness.
The funeral services will be held on
Friday.
A missionary Tea" was given at
the Windsor Hotel in Morris last
Friday evening. 1t was we'll attended
and proved to be both profitable and
enjoyable.
Large quantities OF wood and other
kinds of freight were brought in over
the L. F. & D. road last Saturday.
the first day the road was opened af-
ter the blockade.
Mrs. D. L. Gray has presented her
husband with q twelve and hail
pound girl baby-one that is just too
sweet for anything Our :illase statis'
aiciau at least should make q note OF
the fact.
Last week Delano suffered wood
famine. Think of fright in the
"big woods" Men down there must
be more lazy than the man who SAID
"drive on" when he found the corr
was not shelled.
The blacksmiths and wagon-makert
of Morris have formed "a combine
for the purpose of doing away will
the credit business. Their action j!
TO be commended. The credit system
isa ruinous one and in time is bOunt
&c 80.
Now is he time to work for new
settlers. Ihel e is by far too muel
unocoupied land IN this county at tn
present TIM and each and every on
should do Lis full share toward in
ducing more farmers to come T.
Stevens county to settle.
In some parts of this country an
in many portions Of the state
large, the public schools are not wei
attended. Children in some case
who live in plain sight of schoo
house, grow up in ignorance and tn
compulsory education law is q dea
letter. Public sentiment needs a
awakening in this direction.
At the annual meeting of the sun
NIT Cemetery Association the follow
ing gentlemen were elected trustet
for three years: IL. B. Wolff,
Larson and d. =. Wheaton. AT tt
meeting of the trustees the follow
ing officers were elected: }. ID. Goo
president; H. H. Wells, treasurer;
II. Wheaton, secretary and actuary
The following officers were clects
i'm the town Of Framnas yesterda.
Supervisors: Ole Mackelson, Chat
man. John G. Hvile and NJ. Ettesvol
Town clerk, Lars Nobel; Assesse
John H. Johnson; Treasurer, Aust
Ihomasson; Justices Of the Peace,
]. Husevold and +. Z. Solseth; Go
stables, Nils Solseth and Peter Hagc
The Stevens County Abstract al
Real Estate Agency have just issu
an edition of $500 copies of the RI
Estate Register. The paper contai
Il comprehensive description OF 3
vens county and shows the ma
positive advantages offered to ~
settlers. There is also q letter WI
ten by L. r. Watson, another by
J. Hall and other interesting artic'
The pap"T is valuable immigrant
document and should be largely c
culated. If you have an Easte
friend or one in the old world, W
contemplates coming to this gra
northwest. send him one of tn,